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🌎⚡️🇺🇸 Drax Group CEO, Will Gardiner @ddwg, responds to the California @AirResources Board [CARB] 2022 scoping plan. Read more. 👇https://t.co/r7iO6zgAMS
— Drax Group US (@DraxGroupUS) November 21, 2022
#DidYouKnow 👉🏼 The forests 🌳 we source our #biomass from are managed in accordance with best practices designed to support their health & growth over the long term.🌎 https://t.co/rwToXLZADC pic.twitter.com/5E2xafwxKa
— Drax Group US (@DraxGroupUS) October 26, 2022
During #NationalForestProductsWeek we align with President Biden’s @POTUS Proclamation on the importance of sustainable stewardship and management.
— Drax Group US (@DraxGroupUS) October 20, 2022
Safeguarding key economic resources, supporting millions of jobs, and easing the climate crisis. 🌲🌎
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As we celebrate #NationalBioenergyDay, momentum is growing for #biomass, #bioenergy & carbon capture. #COP26 highlighted biomass as a key component to decarbonize the energy sector. 🌿⚡️
— Drax Group US (@DraxGroupUS) October 20, 2022
Find out more. https://t.co/jDPT2XLA4M
We are pleased to support the Hope Community Centre through donations of new basketball equipment. 🏀
— Drax Group US (@DraxGroupUS) October 12, 2022
The Center will provide local youth with a positive way to give back to their #community, stay active, learn beneficial life #skills, and build bonds with others on the court. pic.twitter.com/sCl5TvfITg
#DidYouKnow 👉🏼 The forests 🌳 we source our #biomass from are managed in accordance with best practices designed to support their health & growth over the long term.🌎 https://t.co/QrrQue1vAi pic.twitter.com/3DpiMvFPzf
— Drax Group Canada (@DraxGroupCanada) October 26, 2022
👍🌲 #sustainableforestry #biomass https://t.co/xE2f0TASKE pic.twitter.com/eLi3pF0KXE
— Drax Group Canada (@DraxGroupCanada) October 25, 2022
Removing fibre from the forest floor and using it for biomass helps to reduce risks to forests caused by wildfires, diseases, and pests. So how does forest management protect from disease in British Columbia? #biomass #climateaction #sustainable pic.twitter.com/TuqGAXbznQ
— Drax Group Canada (@DraxGroupCanada) October 18, 2022
The material we use for our biomass is waste wood from sawmills and harvest residuals which would be burned or landfilled anyway. So where does biomass fit into British Columbia’s forestry industry? #biomass #climateaction #sustainable pic.twitter.com/HnAeSft6Yl
— Drax Group Canada (@DraxGroupCanada) October 18, 2022
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— Drax Group Canada (@DraxGroupCanada) October 18, 2022
Forests are not harvested for biomass, they are harvested for the high value timber that sawmills process for the construction and manufacturing sectors. #biomass #climateaction #sustainable https://t.co/6vh0tlwBOq